Stop beating yourself up – you are doing a great job
Skip the bath tonight – Sure, all the splashing and bubbles might be fun – but children don't need a daily bath. In fact, even plan water – without bubble bath – can lead to dry skin conditions if your child comes into contact with it too often, as it strips away some of the skin's natural oils.
Plus 12 other things you can stop beating yourself up about
Life with a new baby
The baby may be out of your body, but you'll still look 7 months pregnant for several weeks Even if you were a lean, mean, marathon-running machine before your pregnancy, it takes a while for your uterus to shrink back to normal size, and it may take your tummy even longer
Plus 18 other things you need to know about life with a baby
Development Tracker
From the time your child takes those first steps to the moment when the teens sets in, you're in for a lot of change. This year-by-year guide helps you follow your child's development from the toddler years through to high school. You'll find a range of skills for each age and school year, from academic abilities to social development and growth spurts.
The little known fourth trimester of pregnancy
The first three months of a baby's life is like a fourth trimester. Some major development is far from done but we wouldn't be able to give birth to their giant heads if they stayed in the womb any longer (I wouldn't say that they fit really well at 40 weeks either but I'm not going to argue with nature.)
Read more of this fascinating (and very funny) post here
Parenting peer pressure you should ignore
Think children are the only ones subjected to peer pressure? Not so. From being the yummiest mummy in the playground, to raising a multi-talented child – here's how to stay sane when the competition hots up























